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Dismiss Obama as a fatal mistake--a Dictator we do not deserve. Then defund and get rid of Obamacare while we still can.
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Remember that 40/40/20 split theory? Rush was lecturing on the arm that point of view does the other day, and how the professional campaign advisors use it to help candidates raise money from politically unsophisticated (i.e. stupid) but rich donors.That´s the theory behind the idea that we shouldn´t leave ObamaKKKare unfunded as well ~ after all, that 20% in the middle might not like it.Back to political theory 101 ~ THERE IS NO MIDDLE. Second point, you win more elections getting Republicans to vote for you than by getting Democrats to vote for you. Currently the number of elected Republicans in public office vastly outnumbers that of Democrats.Republicans didn´t agree to have ObamaKKKare imposed on anybody ~ they must not agree to have it imposed now.And those wealthy, but unsophisticated donors out there? They can be ignored. Remember, when you win in politics the money comes around later whether you want it or not.
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I agree...stop the money...local heath clinics are in place,fund them 27/7 and run emergency rooms for what they where intended. EMERGENCIES !
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27/7...Well that´s about right if we don`t fix immigration....?
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Only about one third of the population fought in the Revolutionary War. Many big movements in our country´s history have been successful with only a small minority of the people. Just because so many GOP are paralyzed by fear that they will lose their hold on power doesn´t mean the fight to defund Obamacare shouldn´t go forth. Obamacare will be a disaster for our country. That so many of the GOP are willing to twiddle their thumbs and do nothing is disgusting. I would rather the attempt be made and fail. I strongly support the spotlight on these do nothing elites through advertising.
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How evil are establishment republicans? Here is how evil... their selfish concerns for their political futures betray their willingness to put their very constituencies lives at risk with Obamacare!
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In the face of massive voter fraud, we may as well stick with principle. Standard political calculations and election strategies mean nothing when the fix is in. We must BUY airtime and have our best communicators make our case for Liberty and Limited Government.We must side-step the normal processes and go straight to the people with hard hitting, unapologetic reasoning.Ted Cruz doing ´Fireside Chats´ could do a lot of good. Many persuadable voters have never even heard the case for conservatism.
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The go along to get along Republicans have allowed Obama to run roughshod over the Constitution and helped him spend the country into near bankruptcy. We have been hearing this excuse that they have no power for 4 years. Does anyone seriously think that Pelosi would be hiding out sitting on her hands the way Boehner is if the tables were turned? How do we persuade politicians to listen to their constituents? Yell at them in townhall meetings? Or threaten them with what they are most afraid of - losing their next election.
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If you are not willing to die for what you believe in, then you do not believe it - you just prefer it. Our founders did not just prefer liberty... "Give me liberty or give me death!"
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#6, silly post.
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#10 - no point in trying to yell at hem in non existent town hall meetings - I live in the district next to boehner´s and he is not having any town hall meetings during the August vacation. Bet he´s not even in Ohio... so much for ´representing´ us.....And Blusey is right on the mark.....
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We were all so excited when they shut down the govt in the 90s, and then Gingrich had to resign, then Livingston (remember him) had to resign, then we got Hastert, worst speaker ever, but no sex scandals in his closet (he just lined his pockets. And then we held both houses.
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The only thing about voting for a "like" is that Trolls return trice to vote for themselves.Don´t generally trust Erick Erickson´s writing, but he may be experiencing a reality check with this article.
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The power of the purse is all the Republicans have.Use it, or lose it.
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Defund it. It isn´t about "owning". It´s about implementation causing massive irreparable damage. Fight this with every legal means. And yes, defunding is legal.Fake conservatives don´t like it because it exposes them. They either believe in conservative principles and are willing to fight and take risks or they are not. We have no need for careerists and squishes.
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Considering the implementation of the bill is in total chaos, considering Obama himself is (illegally) delaying politically risky provisions, and considering healthcare for Congress and staffers will be (illegally) subsidized by taxpayers, funding Obamacare would be extremely irresponsible. It should not be too hard to make that case to the American people.Obamacare will end up just like the tax code. Americans forced to comply with a convoluted mess, so complicated most won´t even bother to figure it out. Just sign your name and send the check. And pray if you ever have to go to the hospital it will all work out. And don´t forget it will be the same corrupt IRS insuring your compliance. Who in his right mind would authorize paying for this mess?
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We cannot count on this evil law ´imploding on itself´ as so many defenders of funding it say. The regime will throw as much money as possible at it, the media will cover up the massive problems with it, and before we know it - voila - single payer, because all the insurance companies have gone out of business! How do we recover from that?Kill the darned thing by starving it of funds - kill it in its cradle, don´t wait until it is insinuated into everyone´s lives, then say it´s too late.Republicans must remember they were put there for this purpose. If they don´t try everything in their quiver, their base will not help them next year.
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Most of the repubs really like obamination care. If they ever get control of the gov´t, that is more power for them. Remember bush´s huge expansion of medicare?
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The GOP have no intention of ridding us of Obamacare. They want it just as much as the Dems. Should they ever take the WH again and control both houses of Congress they will not abolish it. If anything, they will make it worse. Does Congress e-v-e-r make anything better?When Bush 43 was president and the GOP held full control of congress for 6 years, did they abolish anything? Anything? In fact, when the GOP voted to drill in ANWAR, it was voted down.
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While embracing longevity gains, it's also healthy to deal with care needs tied to longer lives.
In our dreams, perhaps, we may imagine that we live to a ripe old age, suffer few illnesses along the way, and end our lives with loved ones at our side after a brief and painless decline. That's not how most lives really end, of course. And with millions of us looking at lifespans that will take us well into our 90s, it's important to recognize that the odds of living "the good life" are much greater for those who have a workable plan for meeting their old-age health and financial needs.
While having enough money is important to achieving comfort in old age, it's not the end-all requirement. What's needed even more than financial resources is a willingness to deal realistically with what old age really means. As aging experts and older people themselves know all too well, even the most successful long life includes emotional, physical, and financial stresses and reversals. Leading the list, in no particular order:
1. Upwards of 70 percent of older Americans will need extended and potentially costly long-term care help at least once during their remaining lives.
2. Healthier seniors may extend their lives with good diet, exercise, and lifestyle habits. But these longer lives will cause their healthcare costs to rise, not fall.
3. Women continue to live longer than men and require tailored long-term plans to deal with their financial and healthcare needs. The flipside of this good longevity news for women is that they often have lower retirement incomes than men and are more likely to be poor in old age. And in recognition of their longer life spans, Genworth Financial, the largest seller of long-term care insurance, is raising insurance rates for women.
4. Older Americans are less and less likely to find family members to help care for them. Family structures have weakened and children often do not live near their parents. More seniors are living alone than ever before.
Many of us have responded to these and other concerns about older age with denial, according to a survey that Genworth sponsored and recently released. Due to fears and anxiety about an old age they cannot control, many aging Americans do nothing. Money also can be a barrier to planning. Because long-term care may be costly, people often decide they cannot afford to fund their future care needs and do nothing to plan for those needs.
Overcoming this inertia is not easy, but it can be done, says New York psychologist Barbara Nusbaum, a Genworth adviser. "I think the anxiety about aging and what our lives are going to be like is a huge barrier to planning for older age," she says.
"Anxiety is a terrible feeling and we all want to avoid it," she explains. "When we think about aging, one of the big anxieties that comes up is our fear of death. But it's almost more frightening to think of our long-term aging than our death ... We don't want to think about getting old, we don't want to think about not being the center of our family, and we don't want to think about dementia."
Nusbaum's advice to deal with such inertia includes two sets of components that can turn anxiety and fear from being emotions of denial into motivators for changed behaviors. The first is to turn the classic "fight or flight" approach to stress into a "fight, flight, or affiliate" process that seeks emotionally supportive partners in making what are clearly hard and perhaps unpleasant decisions.
"People should reach into themselves and find a personal experience [about aging and care] that resonates with them. It could be a parent, a grandparent, or a good friend" who has experienced older-age health and care issues. Making a personal and emotional connection "breaks through the denial," Nusbaum advises. "We all know what we should do that is good for ourselves," she explains, "but intellectually, this recognition doesn't move us. It has to be a personal and emotional connection."
Her second piece of advice is to urge people to confront their fears about what bothers them about old age, and to include in this process their hopes for the best outcome they wish to achieve. "If people can talk about what some of their biggest fears are, then they also can talk about their wished-for scenario as opposed to just their feared scenario."
Creating a very personalized scenario for a good outcome in later life can serve as the foundation for building a plan to achieve that outcome. If people can work their way to this stage, the largely negative encounter with their future aging can be altered into a more positive search for life-enhancing ways to achieve their personal goals.
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Police probe maple syrup theftMay 25,2013MONTPELIER Vermont State Police are investigating the theft of 400 gallons of maple syrup in Starksboro.
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Bill to control smoking, drinking killed in House by Andrea Skalland The House killed two bills Feb. 8 that dealt with teen smoking and underage drinking.
Rep. Richard Brown, R-Sioux Falls, introduced HB 1168 that would have given local governments control over use, distribution, marketing, promotion and sale of tobacco products.
Brown said the bill would do two things. It would address the problem of youth and smoking, and give communities the opportunity to deal with the problem in their area.
According to Brown, teenage smoking is at an all-time high in South Dakota. Thirty-five percent of the state�s high school students smoke or have smoked in the past. Those statistics are the third highest in the nation.
Brown said that the bill would restore the ability to citizens to make decisions that affect the quality of their community.
�Local citizens are smart enough and responsible enough to make decisions for their communities,� Brown said.
Rep. Jerry Apa, R-Lead, opposed the bill saying that passage of it would be like throwing up our hands and giving up. He said it would be too confusing for people to know what law is located where.
�If we have statutes at all levels of government, it will lead to chaos,� Apa said. �Kids get cigarettes from social sources and no law will stop that. We need more education.�
The bill was deferred to the 41st legislative day with a vote of 46-22.
HB 1199, which also failed to pass the committee, would have restricted underage children from being allowed to drink alcoholic beverages at places that were licensed to serve them.
Rep. Roger Hunt, R-Brandon, introduced the bill saying it was time to send a message that this kind of behavior is not appropriate.
According to Hunt, 45 percent of high school students have had five or more drinks in a row in the past 30 days.
Hunt said the current law allows for underage teenagers to have alcohol if their parents, guardian or a spouse who is of legal drinking age accompanies them. This bill will recognize that alcohol contributes to many problems around the state, Hunt said.
�If we believe that we should not condone drinking for young people, we need to do something about it,� Hunt said. �The image conveyed by underage drinking with parents is bad.�
The bill would allow underage drinking when accompanied by parent or spouse on premises without licenses to sell alcohol, Hunt said. Drinking in a private home or church would be sanctioned under the bill.
Apa argued that while the intention was good, it would be a bad law.
�The problem is how to teach children to drink alcohol responsibly,� Apa said.
Hunt said the main purpose of the bill was to send a message.
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HILLMAN - Twenty years ago a group of friends got together and approached the Village of Hillman about closing down one of the streets and using it as a drag strip to race vehicles. Ever since then, the Hillman Street Drags are considered the event of the year in Hillman, drawing thousands of people from throughout Michigan to see approximately 70 street legal vehicles racing against the clock for the fastest time.
The drags will take place July 7 and are sponsored by Wheels of Northeastern Michigan Car Club, Inc., along with many local sponsors.
"We usually have somewhere between 50 and 70 racers," said club member Chuck Schaudt. "We launch them from a professional tree on an 1/8-mile track against the clock. There are a lot of local business sponsors for the event too, and we advertise for them during the race."
Spectators are encouraged to bring their own seating, and can bring canopies/tents and pitch them in designated areas. There will be concessions on the grounds from local vendors or spectators can bring their own lunch.
Registration for drivers is $40 and runs 9 to 11 a.m., with the drags beginning at noon. The vehicles must be street legal and drivers must have their registration, insurance and a valid drivers license. Participants must be at least 18 years old, and wear a helmet and seatbelt. All motorcycle drivers must wear full protective gear, including a jacket, pants, helmet and boots.
"We are the only community, as far as we know, in the country that holds an actual street drag on the streets," Schaudt said. "Everyone else uses an airport or abandoned road strip."
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What: 20th Annual Hillman Street Drags
Where:Progress Street in downtown Hillman
When: Sunday, July 7, with races starting at noon
*Spectator admission is $5 for adults, children 12 and under free
**Driver registration is 9-11 a.m. with a $40 fee
There will be trophies awarded for every quarter-second bracket in three classes: nitrous/blower car and truck class, car and truck class, and motorcycle class. There will also be a trophy for the fastest in each class.
"We try to make it as safe as possible," said club member Dennis Walker. "We keep the pit area separate, and have barricades on the side to ensure safety. We've had some pretty fast cars over the years, and we expect a big turnout this year. With people spending the night around town at the motels and parks, it's great for the community. Plus it's a pretty cheap activity."
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Palin quits as Alaska Governorby Opinion Staff
On Friday, Sarah Palin resigned as governor of Alaska. She said he wanted to rally the conservative base and didn't want to spend her time being a run-of-the mill lame duck governor.
We think she was bugging out so she wouldn't be judged on what kind of job she does over the next two years, when the financial crisis still will be withering states.
Gov. Crist of Florida isn't much more courageous. He decided to run for Senate in 2010 instead of seeking re-election as governor. So he'll be leaving just as the federal stimulus money is running out and the states will have to come up with solutions on their own.
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Kronolith is a web-based calendar system written in PHP and utilizing the Horde Application Framework. It is generally installed along side Horde's IMP web mail product. More information can be obtained at the Kronolith site at http://www.horde.org/kronolith/
Remote exploitation of a design error in Horde's Kronolith could allow an authenticated web mail user to execute arbitrary PHP code under the security context of the running Web server.
The vulnerability specifically exists due to a design error in the way it includes certain files. Specifically, the 'lib/FBView.php' file contains a function 'Kronolith_FreeBusy_View::factory' which will include local files that are supplied via the 'view' HTTP GET request parameter. An excerpt from the code follows:
177 function &factory($view) 178 { 179 $driver = basename($view); 180 require_once dirname(__FILE__) . '/FBView/' . $view . '.php';
As you can see on line 179, input validation was done. However the resulting string was not used on line 180. Instead the unfiltered variable coming directly from the attacker is used. By utilizing directory traversal specifiers and null bytes, an attacker can trivially cause files stored on the Web server to be parsed as PHP code.
Successful exploitation could allow an attacker to include an arbitrary local file on the affected host. Due to the lack of input validation on $GET_['view'], directory traversal specifiers could be utilized to parse any file on the system as PHP code.
iDefense has confirmed that versions 2.0.1 through 2.1.3 of Horde Kronolith are vulnerable to this issue. Other versions are also likely to be vulnerable.
iDefense is unaware of any available workarounds for this vulnerability.
The Horde core team has addressed this vulnerability in versions 2.0.7 and 2.1.4 of Kronolith.
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St. John's (17-15) entered the 32-team NIT bracket as a No. 5 seed. The Red Storm rallied from a 12-point hole to upset four-seed St. Joseph's in Tuesday's opening round, winning 63-61 on a jumper at the buzzer by sophomore Sir'Dominic Pointer.
The Cavaliers, a No. 1 seed in the bracket, improved to 22-11 with a 67-56 win at home over Norfolk State.
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But don't you get it? That's why it's so funny; that "Little Nathan", when he grows up, his dream will come true and he'll be just like...."Steve Novak?"
Knicks' Steve Novak, Bulls' Nate Robinson beef over belt celebration
By Ben Golliver
If the squabble between Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony and Celtics forward Kevin Garnett didn't satiate your appetite for trash talking, here's a quality second helping.
During the Bulls' 108-101 victory over the Knicks at Madison Square Garden on Friday night, Nate Robinson broke out the "Discount Double Check" championship belt celebration multiple times after knocking down jumpers. The celebration, popularized by Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and turned into a national advertising campaign by State Farm insurance, has been co-opted over the last few years by Knicks forward Steve Novak, a three-point shooting specialist who uses it to put an exclamation point on his threes.
Needless to say, Novak wasn't particularly pleased by Robinson's antics and he let his thoughts be known in a candid post-game interview aired on the MSG Network.
"It warms my heart," Novak said of Robinson's celebrations. "It really does. The best part about doing the belt is hearing the stories about all the little kids who hit a three-pointer and do the belt. One day when Little Nathan grows up, his dreams come true and he can be just like me."
The dis quickly got back to Robinson, who is listed at 5-foot-9 and is currently the shortest player in the NBA, and he went at Novak on Twitter, calling him a "clown."
"I forgot u invented that move, [you] must play for the Packers and [your] name is Aaron [Rodgers]," Robinson said.
Who is in the right and who is in the wrong? It's no easy task adjudicating a matter as important as this. Novak had a right to feel a little upset, not at the fact that Robinson was performing the same celebration but because Robinson's method and timing could be read as showing up Novak. Robinson has all sorts of expressive celebrations over the course of a game, especially when he has his shot going, but knocking down a jumper in Novak's face and then breaking out the belt is a pretty clearly mocking. Did Novak handle this properly? Well, that's a tougher question because it's difficult to stop laughing at the expression on his face when he delivers his punchlines. The "Little Nathan" line was a low blow and Robinson is in fair territory responding to that. It should probably end there. When all is said and done, both parties were wrong but neither terribly so, which makes this all the easier to enjoy.
Robinson finished with five points on two-for-four shooting in 10 minutes. Novak had six points on two-for-three shooting in 17 minutes.
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i didn't know novak was funny! lol that was hilarious!
hold up, hold up, let me get this straight, theyre fighting over a move that was "created" by Rodgers, yet has been prevelant in the WWE for decades? so who should be more pissed here, Rodgers, Triple H (LOOOL) or these two off the bench clowns who aren't really entitled to any kind of move because they havent proven themselves worthy of even being a starter?


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I recently watched a Science Channel program called Afterlife: The Strange Science of Decay that chronicled exactly what was going on as food decays over the course of about two months. (It's a rather fascinating program that I suggest you watch if possible.) What struck me while I watched was how amazingly invasive mold fungi are.
As you probably know, mold is already in your house. It's in your food. It can lurk in your basement, exterior walls, carpet, concrete, and definitely the shower. It's probably in you, though I can't substantiate that claim. Mold–or, more precisely, mold spores–are everywhere; they just lying around and waiting for conditions to be favorable… to attack! The thing is that it doesn't take much of a change in a mold's local environment for precisely these favorable conditions to exist.
Why is Mold a Problem?
Understand that exposure to mold is a health risk. The CDC states that "Some people are sensitive to molds. For these people, exposure to molds can cause symptoms such as nasal stuffiness, eye irritation, wheezing, or skin irritation. Some people, such as those with serious allergies to molds, may have more severe reactions." In order to help prevent such health problems it's best to know about the enemy…
According to the CDC, "molds grow best in warm, damp, and humid conditions, and spread and reproduce by making spores. Mold spores can survive harsh environmental conditions, such as dry conditions, that do not support normal mold growth." Guess what kind of conditions typically exist in your home when the power goes out, especially right now in the summer heat? Of course, your regional climate (arid or humid) as well as the time of the year will make a huge difference in the potential for mold growth, including how fast it takes hold and spreads.
When I think of mold normally I picture it on my food… moldy bread, in particular. But, an equally significant danger that exists, at least with respect to a long term power outage, is mold growth on non-food surfaces, such as the shower (even in normal conditions), in your walls (such as with a lack of vapor barriers), and carpets (from inadequate whole-house moisture control). Basically, any location that can attract and hold moisture is a problem area. In a well-constructed, air-conditioned home, non-food surfaces are typically not a concern because moisture levels are kept at acceptably low levels (usually less than 50% humidity).
What Affects Mold Growth?
When the power goes out the ability to control the humidity in your home vanishes and… voila, mold grow. The question, therefore, is what to do to minimize mold growth when the power goes out?
In a nutshell, it's all about temperature and moisture control, with moisture being much more important as mold cannot grow without moisture. Sadly, these are precisely the most difficult variables to deal with without central A/C. Having said that, you do have a few weapons at your disposal.
The first potential weapon is the power of the sun. Sunlight kills mold. So, it would be a good idea to open window blinds and shades in order to let in as much sunlight as possible. The major problem with this solution is that it also allows in heat energy, raising your home's temperature, thereby promoting mold growth. The other major problem is that the locations where mold will likely be growing is precisely where sunlight does not reach. As such, this probably isn't a viable solution.
So, what can you really do? Remember that the primary criteria mold need for growth is moisture. In the home that equals humidity. In order to lower the humidity level in the home you need to use wind power, that is, a draft. Not just any draft but a good cross-draft is in order. Not sure how to do that? Whenever you're outside your home, pay attention to how the wind blows in your yard. Does it blow west to east, southwest to northeast, or what? And, more importantly, how does that relate to your home? Which windows and doors would need to be opened in order to best take advantage of that wind? Give it try some day.
The other major criteria mold need for optimal growth is higher temperatures (about 77 to 86 degrees Fahrenheit). Thus, you'll want to keep below that target temperature range, if possible. On the other hand, apparently molds do not thrive in temperatures above 100 degrees Fahrenheit, which may be easily reached in many areas during summer months without central A/C. Unfortunately, you won't thrive in such temperatures, so you'll want to do your best to keep them down regardless of mold.
Without active cooling, the easiest way to lower temperatures is to reduce and reflect sunlight exposure (via passive cooling techniques) in conjunction with a strong cross-draft.
What Else Can Be Done to Minimize Mold Growth?
- You can combat mold growth on hard surfaces with a soap and water solution (and a scrub brush). An appropriate bleach solution (usually one cup of bleach to one gallon of water) or other disinfectant can help but won't remove dead mold spores. Any wet boxes, clothing, or "soft" materials should be taken outside and thoroughly dried by the sun.
- You actions are also important. For example, do not boil water or cook inside as this WILL increase humidity levels inside the home. You might even want to take any water-related activities outside, such as bathing and washing clothes or dishes.
- Small shifts in your furniture placement may help too. In particular, move furniture away from exterior walls in order to allow for more air flow around the wall.
- You could also take drastic actions (for SHTF scenarios only) such as completely gutting your home of any carpet and the accompanying padding, especially carpet laid directly atop concrete since the concrete will wick moisture from the ground.
- Another option is to purchase a descent generator and large window A/C unit (or two) to aid with cooling problem rooms during the worst of the heat. This act may be far more welcome by occupants who are not at all concerned about mold… just the heat.
- Additionally, there are pre-disaster actions that can be taken to improve your home's ability to combat mold such as installing appropriate vapor barriers in exterior walls, replacing carpeted areas with tile or hardwood floors, as well as ensuring any water leaks are or other moisture-related problems are remedied. Of course, these are costly and generally not something to contemplate unless you're already experiencing mold problems.


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Nathan Fillion, William Shatner, Bruce Campbell, Summer Glau Headline Celebrity Guests @ Wizard World St. Louis Comic Con, April 4-6
Nathan Fillion, William Shatner, Bruce Campbell, Summer Glau Headline Celebrity Guests @ Wizard World St. Louis Comic Con, April 4-6
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Nathan Fillion, William Shatner, Bruce Campbell, Summer Glau Headline Celebrity Guests @ Wizard World St. Louis Comic Con, April 4-6
Adam West, Burt Ward, Ralph Macchio, Darryl DMC McDaniels, Sean Astin, Eliza Dushku, Top Comics Creators Also Among Stars At Pop Culture Festival At Americas Center
Nathan Fillion (Castle, Firefly), William Shatner (Star Trek, T.J. Hooker), Bruce Campbell (Burn Notice, Evil Dead) and Summer Glau (Firefly, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles) are among the popular celebrities scheduled to attend Wizard World St. Louis Comic Con, April 4-6 at Americas Center. The standout lineup will also include Daryl DMC McDaniels (Run-D.M.C.), Sean Astin (The Lord of the Rings, Rudy), Adam West (Batman, Family Guy), Burt Ward (Batman), Ralph Macchio (The Karate Kid, My Cousin Vinny) and many others. It is the fifth of 16 events currently scheduled in the 2014 series produced by Wizard World, Inc. (OTCBB: WIZD) and will also feature a top-drawer collection of well-known comics artists and writers and a variety of activities, exhibitors and special attractions.
Fillion, Campbell, Glau, McDaniels and Astin will appear on Saturday and Sunday, April 5-6. Shatner will attend on Friday and Saturday; Macchio, West and Ward are scheduled for all three days. This marks the second Wizard World St. Louis Comic Con; a successful inaugural event was held in March 2013.
Superstar comics creators scheduled to attend include Eisner Award Hall of Famer Neal Adams (Batman, Green Lantern), Greg Capullo (Spawn, Haunt), Salvador Larroca (Avengers vs. X-Men, Iron Man), Ethan Van Sciver (Green Lantern, Action Comics), David Mack (Daredevil, End of Days), Arthur Suydam (Marvel Zombies, Army of Darkness), John Tyler Christopher (Amazing Spider-Man, Avengers Arena), and 50+ others to date, with additional talented writers and artists to be announced.
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May 20, 2001 – A 50th Anniversary Luncheon is held at Quiet Cannon Restaurant. Over 220 members attended the celebration.
May 2001 – Shizuko Ito starts working at the CU.
June 2001 – The CU changes its name to JACom Credit Union. JACom is an acronym for Japanese American Community. The name was chosen to more accurately represent our ever growing field of membership.
July 2001 – The CU gets a website. www.jacomcu.org
August 2001 – Members can now check their "Ri" Visa credit card information on-line at www.ezcardinfo.com
November 2001 – Taeko Tajima starts working at the CU.
November 2001 – Harbor Japanese Credit Union merges with JACom CU. Until the computer systems can be integrated the Harbor JCU accounts continue to be serviced separately.
December 2001 – Christyne Yan starts working at the CU.
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April 2002 – Torrance branch opens at 2355 Crenshaw Blvd, Ste 146, Torrance, CA 90501.
May 2002 – The Harbor JCU/JACom CU merger is complete. The former Harbor Japanese Credit Union office at 1766 Seabright Ave, Long Beach, CA 90813 becomes our Long Beach branch. Members can now transact their CU business at all three locations.
May 2002 – Citicorp discontinues its travelers check program. The CU begins offering American Express Travelers Cheques and Cheques for Two.
July 2002 – Linda Yoshida starts working at the CU.
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February 2003 – Cashier's checks become available.
June 2003 – Picture ID cards are introduced along with the Kaeru Network – a program in which members receive special discounts at select establishments by showing their JACom CU ID cards.
September 2004 – The "Okane" Visa debit card becomes available.
March 2005 – The Education Resource Center powered by College PayWay becomes accessible via our website at www.jacomcu.org. The resource center provides SAT diagnostic testing, searching for scholarships, and more.